# Mind map and status slipstream renders the project mind map and a live status panel inside the Claude Code chat. The primary experience is in-chat; a self-contained HTML artifact is available when you want something to open in a browser or attach to a pull request. ## The mind map in chat `/slipstream:mindmap` runs `npx slipstream mindmap .`, which builds a tree from the project map (`buildMindMap`) and renders it as a Mermaid flowchart themed with the SarmaLinux palette (`mindMapToMermaid`). Claude includes the Mermaid block in its reply, so you see the diagram rendered in chat. ```mermaid %%{init: {'theme':'base','themeVariables':{'primaryColor':'#0d1117','primaryTextColor':'#f5f7fa','primaryBorderColor':'#38bdf8','lineColor':'#22d3ee','fontFamily':'monospace'}}}%% flowchart LR n0(["your-project"]) --> n1["src/"] n1 --> n2["app.ts"] n1 --> n3["lib/"] ``` The chat diagram collapses to directories and files and drops symbol leaves, to stay readable. The HTML artifact keeps more detail. ## The status panel `/slipstream:status` runs `npx slipstream status . --bytes ` and prints: - the project size (files and exported symbols), - the approximate context budget with its level (`ok`, `warn` or `compact`) and the matching advice, - the number of durable memories stored, - the project mind map. Use it to decide whether to keep going or to compact. At `compact`, run the `compact-and-offload` skill: it summarises the session and writes durable facts to memory before you compact. ## The HTML artifact ``` npx slipstream mindmap . --html .claude/slipstream/mindmap.html ``` `renderArtifact` writes a single self-contained HTML file with the SarmaLinux palette, the project stats, and the Mermaid mind map loaded from a CDN. Open it in a browser to share the picture outside the chat. ## Failure modes - The Mermaid block does not render. Confirm your chat client renders Mermaid; the raw block is still readable as text. The diagram always begins with a `flowchart LR` header after the theme init line. - The diagram is huge. The chat renderer caps the node count. For the full picture use the HTML artifact, which raises the cap. - The budget shows 0 percent. You did not pass `--bytes`. Give it your rough bytes-read estimate for the session. --- SarmaLinux . sarmalinux.com . [Repository](https://github.com/sarmakska/slipstream)